July 31, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Against the odds, able to fly again
• Bend named DogTown USA
• Boat runs aground near Warrenton
• Bray found guilty of rape
• Bug wars protect nurseries’ high-value plants
• Crews put out blaze in east Bend
• E. Oregon girl waiting for new heart is improving
• Eugene police seek bank robbery suspect
• Juniper outdoor pool closed today
• Knott Road work set for Thursday
• Lava Fire grows to 9,000 acres
• Local economy shows growth
• Man found alive in ravine had stroke
• 2 men found dead in submerged car
• Mudslide cuts off Weston’s water
• News of Record: Deeds
• Police Log
• Police seek Bend bank robber
• Redmond district offers cash to end ex-principal’s lawsuit
• Stricter gun laws are not the answer
• Suggestions for Reed Market
• Task force seeks improvement in quality of Alzheimer’s care
• The sum of its parts
• T-Mobile employees secure extended unemployment
• Tragedy on the north umpqua Bend girl drowns when raft flips
• Tribal program helps prep students for college life
• Who has the better health care plan?
• Woman sentenced for false rape report

BUSINESS

• Bend named DogTown USA
• Boeing Dreamliner GE engine probed
• Business Calendar
• China shipyards falter as glut triggers slump in orders
• Local economy shows growth
• New law aims to boost development on tribal land
• News of Record: Deeds
• Peet’s Coffee draws takeover offers
• Software makes tough job of small farming easier
• The sum of its parts
• T-Mobile employees secure extended unemployment

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• At Olympics, technology tries to stay a step ahead
• Baseball
• Bulletin seeks calendar items
• China wins gold again in men’s gymnastics
• Community Sports Calendar
• Diamondbacks look to Japan for solid, affordable players
• Earnhardt leaves Brickyard with points lead
• Football
• Jets QB handles pressure so far
• Lochte falters, but Franklin and Grevers grab gold in swimming
• Major League Baseball
• Motor sports
• Multisport
• National League roundup
• Olympic Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Ready to relay?
• Redmond golfer just short of qualifying for U.S. Amateur
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Softball
• TV Schedule
• U.S., Russian women set for gymnastics showdown

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths of note from around the world
• Debonair crooner Tony Martin’s career spanned eight decades
• Harold Ralph
• RoseAnn Rosie Jane Davis

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Harold Ralph
• RoseAnn Rosie Jane Davis

NATION & WORLD

• Anti-Putin song puts musicians on trial
• Army jury acquits sergeant of driving private to suicide
• Aurora debates what to do with theater shooting site
• Birds-to-seals flu studied for human threat
• British officials launch Libor review
• Cancer survivor’s journey leads to a worldwide mission
• Couple stoned to death in Mali
• Debonair crooner Tony Martin’s career spanned eight decades
• Holmes faces 142 counts in movie theater rampage
• Indian outage puts 300M in the dark
• Insurance rebates soften up some who doubt health law
• Iran sentences 4 to die in fraud case
• Jackson’s doctor wants bottle checked
• Kent State student to be arraigned
• Man tries to smuggle meth as candy
• NASA rover Curiosity ready for Mars landing
• New translation of the Bible has screenplay format
• ‘Octomom’ seeks donations for home
• Online poker makes push to return; tribes wary
• Panetta: Sanctions will work on Iran
• Pedestrians focused on phones stumble into danger
• Poker refugees: Frustrated U.S. players welcomed in Costa Rica
• Revamped tea party retools itself
• Romney’s remarks anger Palestinians
• Survivors: No 2nd car in deadly Cuba crash
• Syrian envoy quits post
• Today

FEATURES

• Bird is the word — in sausage
• Detergent pods may be mistaken for candy
• Did the power go out? Some food will be OK
• Don't want to make a fruit galette? Here's another peachy dessert option
• Humble place mats reveal their decorative, fun side
• Inspiration grows during tour of local gardens
• Keep decor stylish without going overboard
• Location works its magic for Maine birthday event
• Ohio man finds joy, art in stacking stones in yards
• Online tools can help in the war on weeds
• Perfect pie
• When is a good time to harvest basil and lavender?

ENTERTAINMENT

• An opportunity to hear the Legend
• Bend writer featured in ‘Soup’
• Community Calendar
• Local Movie Times
• MountainStar luncheon slated
• Palins continue to ride a reality TV gravy train
• Volunteer board fair Wednesday
• Yogis Unite! returning to Bend

OPINION

• One-term presidents don’t rate high with historians
• Oregonians shouldn’t be fined for dying
• Stricter gun laws are not the answer
• Suggestions for Reed Market
• The past should not determine wildfire policy
• Who has the better health care plan?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Knott Road work set for Thursday
• Lava Fire grows to 9,000 acres
• Police seek Bend bank robber